Types of Separation Sample Clauses

Types of Separation. Dissolution of the employment relationship between a permanent unit member and the Board may occur by any of four distinct types of separation.
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Types of Separation. Dissolution of the employment relationship between a permanent employee and the School Board may occur by any of seven distinct types of separation.
Types of Separation. Dissolut ion of the employment relationship betw een a permanent employee and the School Board may occur by any of seven dist inct types of separat ion.

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